Steiner systems S(2,6,226) and S(2,6,441) exist
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steinersystemscasescomputerexistfoundnon-isomorphicpoint-transitive
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Via computer search, we found seven non-isomorphic $1$-rotational Steiner systems $S(2,6,226)$ and six point-transitive Steiner systems $S(2,6,441)$, resolving two of $29$ previously undecided cases for $S(2,6,v)$.
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